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Sectioning Plant Tissue for Research Today, let’s dive into the world of plant tissue research! Did you know that methods and techniques for studying plant and animal tissue are often similar? To examine proteins on the microscopic level, processes to get tissue slices include dehydration, fixation, and embedding for immunohistochemical analyses. But sometimes, these steps are not […]
Challenges in High-Throughput Tissue Sectioning Are you facing challenges with tissue sectioning efficiency or the need for high-throughput slicing? If so, our latest innovation, the Compresstome VF-800-0Z vibratome, may hold the solution you’ve been searching for. Compresstome VF-800-0Z for High-Throughput Tissue Sectioning We are thrilled to announce the successful design and testing of our new […]
Twenty Years of Vibratome Quality At Precisionary Instruments, we take immense pride in our commitment to providing cutting-edge tools that empower researchers worldwide. For nearly two decades, our Compresstome Vibratome has been a trusted resource in the scientific community. We are thrilled to highlight a recent peer-reviewed publication that underscores the exceptional capabilities of our […]
Precisionary Employee Spotlight In this edition of our Employee Spotlight series, we are delighted to introduce you to Chloé Halfhide, our Lead Scientific Applications Specialist at Precisionary Instruments. Chloé plays a pivotal role in assisting researchers with their inquiries, offering solutions, and ensuring they get the most out of our innovative products. Let’s delve into […]
What are precision-cut tissues slices? The term “precision-cut tissue slices” or PCTS refers to live or fresh tissue slices that are cut to a precise thickness—hence the description “precision-cut.” These slices are used for functional studies, such as bronchial contractions in lung, renal fibrosis, and livery disease. PCTS are kept “alive” as organotypic culture slices, […]
Introducing Dr. Astero Klampatsa In this Lab Spotlight article, we are thrilled to introduce you to the remarkable Dr. Astero Klampatsa, an accomplished researcher and a true trailblazer in the field of cancer immunotherapy. Dr. Klampatsa’s journey is an inspiring testament to dedication, perseverance, and the pursuit of scientific excellence. Our connection with Dr. Klampatsa dates […]
Exciting Research Update from Stanford University’s Madison Lab!As the global community of Compresstome® vibratome users continues to expand, we are thrilled to spotlight the groundbreaking research of Professor Daniel Madison and his team at Stanford University. The Compresstome® Vibratome in the Madison Lab: The Madison Lab specializes in exploring the fundamental properties, plasticity, and modulation of […]
Using precision-cut lung slices (PCLS) as an experimental model has revolutionized the study of respiratory diseases. PCLS offer a unique platform to investigate disease mechanisms, explore cellular and molecular interactions, and evaluate potential therapeutic interventions. With their preserved tissue architecture, cellular diversity, and physiological relevance, PCLS enable researchers to dissect complex respiratory pathologies, such as […]
The concept of using tissue slices to study organ metabolism and disease emerged in the 1920s, marking a significant milestone in the field of biomedical research. Researchers recognized the immense value of preserving the structural integrity and functional properties of tissues by carefully slicing them into thin sections. This breakthrough technique allowed investigators to study […]
Respiratory diseases have a profound impact on human health, making their study of paramount importance. These diseases, including asthma, chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD), and pulmonary infections, impose a significant burden on individuals and society as a whole. They can cause debilitating symptoms, reduce quality of life, and even lead to premature death. Moreover, respiratory […]
